Snotty Boy

Eugene Beady (known by Otis and the other animals as Snotty Boy or simply Snotty) is the tertiary antagonist from the film Barnyard and the main antagonist in its spin-off series Back at the Barnyard, alongside Nora Beady. He is a fat, rude, mean, bratty boy who likes tormenting animals. He also has a laugh similar to that of Nelson Muntz from The Simpsons.

In Barnyard, he and his friends are seen cow tipping, much to Otis's and the Jersey Cows' dismay. Otis teams up with the Jersey Cows to teach Snotty a lesson. Back at home, his mother reminds him not to stay up late on a school night. He mocks this, and tells her, "Whatever! I'll do what I want!" He then kicks off his shoes, jumps onto the bed, punches his pillow repeatedly, picks up a stuffed monkey, tells it it's "come to the wrong place," throws it at the wall where the head board is (and it falls past the head board) and falls asleep. The cows steal the car of Nora Beady (Snotty's aunt) and drive to Snotty's home. They sneak into his bedroom and tip him off the bed (causing him to roll under the blanket) or as Otis called it, "Boy tipping." Snotty Boy is screaming caused his parents to run up to his room, only to see their son petrified as Otis and the Jersey Cows have already escaped. For this, Snotty's father tells him "No more Red Bull."

He appears as a recurring villain in Back at the Barnyard. He is shown to have a pet snake named Stinky McStupidhead, to whom he tried to feed Pip. Pip gets the snake to reform, and he gets vengeance on his cruel owner by swallowing him whole.